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Murrini Pattern Bar Mold

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Murrini Pattern Bar Mold
Murrini Pattern Bar Mold
$41.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Create custom Murrini pattern bars for advanced projects
  • Just stack together glass rods and noodles and fuse!
  • Makes 4 Murrini bars at once, saving you time
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Product Description

This ceramic Murrini Maker mold holds four Murrini blanks at a time - just stack noodle and stringer together to make whatever pattern you desire! Apply kiln wash and fill the channels with a mix of noodle and/or stringer and fire. Cut the new Murrini blanks into slices by using a standard set of mosaic cutters or bandsaw. The mold measures 7-1/4" x 4-3/4" x 1/2" deep. Channels measure 6-1/4"  x 5/8" x 1/2" deep. Mold measurements are approximate. Make up your own variety of murrini for any project you can imagine!

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